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Wednesday, 13 April, 2011
The WHCC-E Strategies for Health Financing and Funding summit features successful strategies for value-based insurance design, cross-border reimbursements, models to predict risk and health expenditures, innovative economic models to achieve efficiency gains, and how to best distribute the health care budget. CEOs, Chief Administrators, CFOs, and COOs from hospitals, health systems, integrated delivery networks, and physician groups, as well as CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, Actuaries, and Medical Directors from major insurers and large international health plans will be in attendance.
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11:30 -
12:15
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- Care across the divide: Challenges and opportunities for cross border care
- Examples of cross border care
- The EU Directive of cross-border healthcare: The formal and dynamic interpretations
- The European Commission plan: What lies ahead in the next 30 months
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Johan Hjertqvist
President and Chairman
Health Consumer Powerhouse
Belgium
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Magdalene Rosenmöller
Senior Lecturer of Production, Technology and Operations Management
IESE Business School, University of Navarra
Spain
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14:25 -
15:20
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- Integrated Healthcare Management: Thinking out of the box of the classic health care system and inherent difficulties
- Providing innovative health care solutions beyond the scope of traditional insurance plans: Emphasizing prevention, strengthening the financial sustainability of health care and facilitating access to quality care
- Placing consumer’s educated choices at the centre of plan design: Choice of providers, choice of treatment plans, choice of insurance and methods of payment
- Evidence of successful reimbursement/payment systems: Service schemes and capitation reimbursement schemes
- Governments, individuals, employers, and health care providers working together to find the right solutions for clients’ requirements and needs
- The American health model – Comparison with Europe4
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Charles-Etienne de Cidrac
Director/Head of Health
AXA Global Life
France
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Dr Stefan Kottmair
Chief Executive Officer
Almeda
Germany
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Jeff Poulin
President, London Life Reinsurance Company;
Senior Vice-President, Life Reinsurance, Canada Life Re
United States
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Thursday, 14 April, 2011
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11:20 -
12:15
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- Today’s drivers
- Evolution of PPP models
- Sizing the market for PPPs in health care
- Steps to a successful partnership
- Key elements of successful healthcare developments
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13:30 -
14:25
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- Private hospitals in Central East Europe Countries: Analysis of country specific financing systems, recent innovative health care financing reforms, and scale of private health sector
- The Spanish models of Public-Private collaboration in Health
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Gabriel Uguet Adrover
Chief Executive Officer, Red Asistencial Juaneda;
President, National Federation of Private Clinics (FNCP)
Spain
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Piotr Gerber
President, EMC Medical Institute;
Vice-President, Polish Private Hospitals Association
Poland
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14:25 -
15:20
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- Effective allocation of public sector resources to different sectors, programs, and activities
- National policies and strategies to achieve improved development outcomes: Patterns of expenditures across sectors and recent trends in Europe
- Considering the wealth of the individual as a prerequisite for the wealth of a society
- Distributing of monetary costs taking into consideration the value of the offered services: Placing the quality and value of health services at top of the agenda.
- Methodologies to calculate the right balance across and within sectors
- Analysing and identifying the most effective interventions and strategies
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Dr Hans Feenstra
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors
Martini Hospital
Netherlands
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Prof Fabio Miraglia
Professor of Health Economic, University of Mediterranea of Reggio Calabria;
President, Giomi Group;
Vice President, Aiop Giovani
Italy
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